Botanical Name : Mimosa
PudicaCommon Name : Touch Me Not
About Mimosa Pudica :
Mimosa Pudica has been known as the creeping annual herb and whose growth is associated with the curiosity value. Mimosa
pudica has been
known for its fasten plant movement. During the evening the leaflets get fold together but it again reopen with the rising of the sun. In the year 1753, it was first described by Carl Linnaeus in Species
Plantarum. When its leaves are touched they get fold inward and droop and reopen after some minutes. It is more commonly found in the south
america and central
america. The
decoction of mimosa
pudica root is used with water for gargling purpose, which in turns help in reducing toothache. It has been found very useful in case of diarrhea and for curing amoebic dysentery, bleeding piles, urinary infections. Mimosa
pudica is put in use for curing various neurological problems and due to its medicinal properties, it is also used for treating skin diseases. The roots of mimosa
pudica are bitter, acrid, cooling,
alexipharmic and
vulnerary in nature.
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done, its fruit helps in stimulating the immune system, regulating cell function and cellular regeneration of damaged cells. It is also found very useful for supporting the nervous and structural systems (especially pain in joints) and for skin health. It has gained immerse popularity because of the evidence which has proved that it is good against fighting fatigue, depression, sexual dysfunction and arthritis. Morinda citrifolia is also considered as the excellent source of beneficial acids,
of many European cuisines but it is also found in various Indian vegetables pickles, north African spice mixtures, Indonesian and also in Malaysian cooking. Piper longum is of aromatic, stimulant in nature which is considered good for constipation, paralysis of the tongue and also advised during the diarrhea, chorea, scarlatina, viral hepatitis. It can also be used for curing respiratory infections like stomachache, bronchitis, cough, tumors, and asthma. When piper longum is applied tropically it helps in soothing and relieving muscle pains and inflammation. The Ayurveda has defined it as the excellent rejuvenatory as it is also a good source for stimulating appetite and helps in dispelling gas from the intestines. 
known for its fasten plant movement. During the evening the leaflets get fold together but it again reopen with the rising of the sun. In the year 1753, it was first described by Carl Linnaeus in Species Plantarum. When its leaves are touched they get fold inward and droop and reopen after some minutes. It is more commonly found in the south america and central america. The decoction of mimosa pudica root is used with water for gargling purpose, which in turns help in reducing toothache. It has been found very useful in case of diarrhea and for curing amoebic dysentery, bleeding piles, urinary infections. Mimosa pudica is put in use for curing various neurological problems and due to its medicinal properties, it is also used for treating skin diseases. The roots of mimosa pudica are bitter, acrid, cooling, alexipharmic and vulnerary in nature.
